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Whats Happening: October 2025

October brings a season of colour, culture, and celebration. From harvest festivals and haunted attractions to world-class art and live music, there’s no shortage of ways to soak up the crisp autumn air. Whether you’re wandering through pumpkin patches, taking in the brilliance of fall foliage, or catching a concert by the water, this month offers something for everyone: families, foodies, thrill-seekers, and festival lovers alike.


Pink Pearl – WE STEP TOGETHER

On October 19th, join Pink Pearl Canada for We Step Together, a passport-style walk through the charming streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake. With every step, you’ll be supporting young women facing cancer. Along the way, discover some of our favourite local spots, each offering a sensory-rich experience that invites you to taste, smell, see, and hear the very best of Canada’s Prettiest Little Town.


Nuit Blanche Toronto

On October 4, 2025, Nuit Blanche returns to Toronto, transforming the city into a free, all-night celebration of contemporary art. From sunset to sunrise, streets and public spaces will be filled with large-scale installations, performances, and interactive works. This year’s theme, Translating the City, explores how culture, architecture, and identity shape urban life, with curated exhibitions across North York, downtown, and Etobicoke.


Wall/Fall Festival

This fall, Toronto’s waterfront will come alive with the Water/Fall Festival, running September 27–28 and October 4–5, 2025. The two-weekend celebration blends art, culture, and community, featuring large-scale installations on land and water, live music and dance, harvest-inspired food and drink, and a sustainable makers market. Visitors can also enjoy boat tours, architectural walks, and participatory art projects, all set against the backdrop of Lake Ontario in its autumn beauty.


All Things Go Festival

The All Things Go Festival makes its Toronto debut October 4–5, 2025, at the Budweiser Stage. Known for its diverse lineups and inclusive atmosphere, the festival brings together some of today’s most exciting artists across indie, pop, and alternative sounds. Set against the city’s waterfront, it promises two days of live music, good vibes, and an unforgettable start to Toronto’s fall festival season.


Frightmare in the Falls

Frightmare in the Falls returns to the Niagara Falls Convention Centre October 25–26, 2025, bringing together horror fans from across North America. Known as one of Canada’s largest horror conventions, it features celebrity guests, panel discussions, movie props, memorabilia, special effects, and an abundance of cosplay. It’s the ultimate weekend for anyone who loves chills, thrills, and everything spooky.


Wilmot Orchards

On Saturday, October 4, 2025, Wilmot Orchards will host its bi-annual Fall Supper Club, a fine dining event highlighting the orchard’s signature blueberries in every course. Guests will be treated to a six-course tasting menu by Chef Salma Hossam (Casa Madera, Eataly), whose innovative pairings—such as heirloom beets with blueberry-habanero vinaigrette and herb-crusted lamb with blueberry chutney—promise an evening of unexpected flavours and culinary creativity.


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